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forever ago

Means to have been a long time ago.
Commonly said by Green Day in the song "Whatsername" in which the lyrics "forever ago" are repeated several times.

It can also be said by stupid retards without good grammar, people too lazy to express themselves in other words, and by people who really DO feel it's been forever ago.
Person 1: Hey, has that girl you met at the DDR party called back you yet?
Person 2: Nah.... it's been forever ago; dude, she isn't calling.
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forever ago

forever ago by frabrizio December 16, 2017

forever-ago 

a long time having passed
Mary Wanna couldn't remember his name because Woodtock was forever-ago.
forever-ago by dar ted December 29, 2006

ForeverAloneYet 

Once known as TheCuzGuy, ForeverAloneYet is a devout socialist who loves to post stuff about the Soviet Union and say how good it was. ForeverAloneYet is also a master stalker who spends 90% of all his time on FANDOM scrolling down the Contributions and UserProfileActivity tabs of other users.
Justice is dead in ForeverAloneYet's head.
ForeverAloneYet by y = mx + b December 13, 2021

foreverago 

a term stupid people (like me) use when refering to something that happened a really really really really really long time ago
It seems like Spring Break was foreverago!
foreverago by erica10 May 5, 2007

Forneverago

forneverago
/fərˈnɛvər əˌɡoʊ/
adverb
1. At a time so remote, or of a character so unverifiable, that the event in question is properly regarded as never having occurred.
2. In the manner of a past that has been erased, denied, or revealed to have no factual basis; beyond the reach of memory or evidence.
“We were going to get married forneverago.”

“That version of me existed forneverago—if at all.”
Forneverago by NativeAmerican October 31, 2026
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